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Re: Difference between --devnodes and --devices? [message #10940 is a reply to message #10709] Thu, 08 March 2007 08:16 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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You are right, thats buggy, there's no way, without error using the vzctl util to "remove" device settings from config file.

The "q" Option is not documented, it add a group execute grant to dev-node only, the /dev/vz/devperms shows:

# vzctl set <VEID> --devices b:8:18:q --save
# cat /proc/vz/devperms
[...]
101 b 010 8:18


# vzctl set <VEID> --devices b:8:18:none
# cat /proc/vz/devperms
[...]
101 b 000 8:18

without restarting :
first revoke the access with option "none", and remove manually related device settings in VEID config file.
(also entry in /dev/vz/devperms exist, with perm 000 )

or remove manually device settings and restart VE
 
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